[Rarebooks] FS: Ostrich Farming in South Africa in 1881

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Mon May 12 06:32:28 EDT 2008


>From our new SPRING Catalog-
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Douglass, Arthur. "OSTRICH FARMING IN SOUTH AFRICA"  London, Cassell,
Petter, Galpin & Co.: 1881. "An account of its origin and rise, how to set
about it, the profits to be derived, how to manage the birds, the capital
required, the diseases and difficulties to be met with, etc." The author
was an ostrich farmer, and recounts many interesting first-hand anecdotes.
Hardcover. 5"x7.25", viii + 251 pages, plus a folding colored map, 1
folding plate, and 3 double-page and 6 single-page b/w plates. Rebound in
full modern green leather with raised bands and gilt spine lettering.
Covers fine, contents with some minor spots, a few minor marginal stains.
[32044] $250.00


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